Sentence examples for radioactive fission from inspiring English sources

The most important due to strong radioactivity and long-life, the radioactive fission products (2) formed in the explosion of nuclear bombs, both the uranium and plutonium bombs are radionuclides such as: Sr (T1/2 of 28.79 years; β−), I (T1/2 of 8.02 days; β− and γ) and Cs (long-lived, T1/2 of 30.17 years.

Spent fuel contains uranium, plutonium, and highly radioactive fission products.

Most of it would be destroyed by fission, and the remainder would be embedded in highly radioactive fission products.

Prevention of release of radioactive fission products and fuel isotopes is the ultimate purpose of safety features.

While safe storage options are important, it is even more important to reduce the amount of radioactive fission products to begin with.

Coating can give the extra advantage of working as yet another barrier against release of radioactive fission gases in accidental scenarios.

In the context of hydrogen risk mitigation in nuclear power plants (NPPs), experimental studies of a possible poisoning of Passive Autocatalytic Recombiners (PARs) by fission products (FPs) and aerosols released during a core meltdown accident were mainly conducted in the past with non-radioactive fission product surrogates (e.g., in the H2PAR facility at Cadarache, France).

This energy range covers the common types of ionizing radiation encountered in radioactive decay, fission and fusion systems and the medical and industrial applications of radioisotopes.

The experiment allowed us to compare under the same conditions two production methods of radioactive noble gases: fission induced by fast neutrons and photo-fission.

The problem of radioactive waste from fission reactions is clearly a problem that needs to be solved.

Before 1963, when a treaty banned the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere, radioactive strontium, a fission byproduct, wafted around the globe and generated international outrage.